Photo/Map/Print/Publication- General Photographic: Still

PSC Category T010-P encompasses general photographic services, specifically focusing on still photography across various federal government contexts. These services include event documentation, portrait photography, aerial and ground-based imaging, archival documentation, and visual recording of institutional operations and activities. The photography ranges from capturing training exercises and graduation ceremonies to documenting manufacturing processes, infrastructure projects, and museum collections.

Federal contract awards in this category demonstrate a consistent pattern of firm fixed-price contracts typically ranging from $1,200 to $250,000, with durations spanning several months to five years. Frequently awarded entities include small businesses like David Wiegold Photography, Marks Photo, and Artistic Concepts Island Inc., with common funding agencies including the United States Mint, Army Corps of Engineers, Smithsonian Institution, and Federal Law Enforcement Training Center. Most awards are not set aside, though some utilize total small business or 8(a) small business designations. Performance locations are predominantly in states like Florida, Virginia, Georgia, and Hawaii, with work primarily conducted at government facilities, training centers, and contractors' studios.

Recent federal contract opportunities seek comprehensive photography services across multiple agencies, including the Marine Corps, Transportation Security Administration, and Department of Homeland Security's Federal Law Enforcement Training Center. These solicitations request services such as documenting historical artifacts, capturing official photographs, recording training activities, and producing administrative and promotional visual content. Most opportunities are set aside for small businesses, with contract periods typically spanning one to five years and utilizing competitive reverse auction or request for quote methodologies. Performance locations include facilities in Missouri, Virginia, and Georgia, with requirements often emphasizing high-resolution digital imaging, artifact reproduction, and specialized photographic documentation.